In, "Back To Work – Whatever”, Rodney shares that we need to begin thinking differently about our work. Christians need a seismic shift in the way we view our occupations. What might happen in your life, and in others if we were intentional about the mission of Christ in the marketplace? The radical message of the cross is more than accepting him as our Savior. It is recognizing, and making him Lord of our lives. God wants every Christian to leverage their position and opportunity in the marketplace for God’s glory. When we submit to Christ our entire life radically changes, including our work. The mundane becomes miraculous. The humdrum becomes holy. The marketplace becomes your ministry. The workplace becomes your place of worship.

In, "Back To Work – A Workplace Reminder”, Rodney shares that all leaders are not created equal. There are some good, some bad, and others are downright awful. The best leaders know how to model how to behave and the type of person to be. So, what is the role of a Christian leader in the marketplace? A Christian leader in the marketplace certainly knows how to be just and fair. It starts with treating your employees as people not possessions. When we remember that as we hold our employees accountable for their work and responsibilities, God is also holding us to account on how we treat those under our leadership. Both the boss and worker are accountable to the same Master. Christians, no matter their role in a workplace environment really work for their Father in heaven.

In, "Back To Work – Marketplace Ministry”, Rodney shares that our most productive hours of the day are often spent on the line, in the office, on the phone, sorting this, stocking that, making copies and making widgets. But, every believer in Christ has been called to be a missionary in a specific mission field. The challenge is to clock-in for Christ everyday in the marketplace. Remarkably, God uses common people in common everyday positions to build his church. Therefore, live carefully because what you do each day speaks louder than what you say. In every situation God has called you to “do good”. Let God leverage your position to move others to Christ. It is good business to “do good” at your business, because ultimately, we do good to show God’s goodness.

In, "Back To Work – Clock-in”, Rodney shares that we can begin to look at our workplace differently. Work doesn’t have to be a drain. God has called you to be a missionary, and to a specific mission field. Whether you are an employer or and employee the Bible has lots to say about work and how we spend the most productive hours of our day. When we work for and serve others knowing we are ultimately working for God it changes our perspective. Your work place can become a divine assignment. You serve Christ the best when you serve others. So, this week, show-up and clock-in for Christ at your workplace.

In, "Six Sermons I Am Scared To Preach – Say, So-long To Sin”, Rodney shares that many of us have become to comfortable with sin in the lives of believers. Sin is commonplace, socially acceptable, unavoidable, and convenient. But, God's grace has set us free from having to live in bondage to our old sinful ways. Once we have a relationship with Jesus Christ should we continue to sin? Of course not! You are now alive to God through Christ Jesus. When you give yourself completely over to God you can live under the freedom of God's grace.

In, "Six Sermons I Am Scared To Preach – The Immigration Challenge”, Rodney tackles one of the hottest topics in our culture today and shares how we should approach this divisive and touchy subject of immigration. Rather than base a position from someone else’s opinion, Christians should look to the Bible as the first and final authority on the matter. Many people feel forced to have to take a side in this contentious debate. The good news is the Bible gives clear direction and a plan on how we are to act and react. You don’t have to accept being forced to take a side. The rules of the Kingdom of God demand we continuously share the gospel to all people; show compassion, love and kindness in every situation; and submit to God while honoring the civil authority he has placed over us. It’s time the church speaks with a prophetic voice concerning immigration.

In, "Six Sermons I Am Scared To Preach – Daring To Look At Divorce”, Rodney shares a talk about the touchy subject of divorce. For many, it is uncomfortable topic but it is an important subject to examine through the lens of scripture because so many people have been directly impacted or know someone who has been hurt by it. Divorce has in recent times become more socially acceptable. Sadly, the church has failed in its job to consistently proclaim biblical truth about marriage and divorce. A biblical Christian view of divorce means we must begin to see divorce how God see’s it, accept what God says about it, repent and change our mind about it, and receive God’s grace to heal and move on from the hurt and damage it causes.

In, "Six Sermons I Am Scared To Preach – A Christian Sexual Revolution”, Rodney shares a talk about how Christians should approach sexual issues from a biblical perspective. Sex is so much a part of our life and God wants you to live a fulfilled sex life. Unfortunately, so many Christians are making bad sex choices which lead to many regrets that are sexual in nature. Our past sexual experiences impact our future sex lives. Many people plan for success financially and vocationally, but haven’t thought about planning for relational and sexual success. Living by God’s sexual boundaries protects your sexual experiences. So, we want to start a Christian sexual revolution where Jesus followers commit to following God’s rules about sex.

In, "Six Sermons I Am Scared To Preach – Who Owns It All", Rodney shares the most important item concerning money is ownership and Lordship. Who owns your money? Do you own your money? Does your money own you? Does God own your money? And, the most critical thing of all "Does God own you?" Nothing truly belongs to us; everything actually belongs to God. The Bible teaches we don't actually create, earn, deserve, or even own money. We are not owners, we are stewards. We manage what God has blessed us with. So, beware when your longing for money is more than your love for God, then money is your God and idol. This issue of who controls your money may be the biggest obstacle to God's plan completely unfolding in your life. It is best to remember, God owns it all, but I am his money manager.

In, "Six Sermons I Am Scared To Preach – Jesus, Loves The Little Children", Rodney shares from his heart about the main cause of the issues and tension surrounding the escalating conflict of race in America. The problems on race are compounded by us not knowing what to do, say, or believe on the subject. But, remarkably the Bible, now written a couple of centuries ago actually addresses the issue. All of humankind was created in God's image. Christians are from the same blood line figuratively and literally. We are family. This world will continue to see fighting among races. But, during the meantime, the church can show that we are truly the Lord's disciples by our lavish displays of love towards one another regardless of race, color, or nationality.